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# Spending

This week
17th March 2024 - 19th March 2024
Money Diaries: A small business owner in Leinster who has not taken a wage in 18 months
Last month
February 2024
EU agrees on complicated new spending rules decried by Left as tool for austerity
This year
2024
Money Diaries: An accountant on €65K living in Kildare
Financial analyst: Pensions, savings and insurance - what's in store this year?
Last year
2023
Money Diaries: A 25-year-old marketing assistant on €35K living in South Dublin
Financial analyst: How to make your money go further in 2024
Opinion: The impact of fast fashion on climate is undeniable and Black Friday makes it worse
An Garda Síochána spent nearly €370,000 on centenary medals last year
Health 'not a priority for this Budget' amid spending overrun, Government sources say
Budget 2024: Here are the main points you need to know
Opinion: Banks are making a fortune from Irish savers - should you shop around?
'Hard choices need to be made': Large budget package would be a mistake says Fiscal Council
Minister made aware in March about RTÉ irregularities, but didn't know it involved Ryan Tubridy
Opinion: 'How to spend the country's €65 billion surplus and make people happy'
All time
Analysis: This year was a financial rollercoaster - what will 2023 bring for your money?
Eddie Howe hits back at comments on Newcastle's €243 million spending spree
National Lottery spent €120 million of unclaimed prize money on marketing since 2015
Money Diary: An office worker in the east on €26K working in Dublin
Costs of climate action measures and Slaintecare not properly recorded, committee told
The good, the bad and the alright: Ireland's healthcare system compared to the rest of the EU
Spending watchdog warns that inflation crisis could hurt govt's budget for big ticket plans
Opinion: Keeping your money working for you - how to deal with rising costs
Exchequer spent estimated €17.1 billion as a result of Covid-19 in pandemic's first year
More than €1 billion spent in contactless payments during May as economy re-opens
Money Diaries: A project manager on €67K living in Wexford in a house she and partner just bought
Money Diaries: A warehouse worker on €22K living and working in Dublin
Money Diaries: A primary school teacher on €45K living in Sligo
Money Diaries: An IT consultant on €126K living and working in London
Money Diaries: A warehouse worker on €21K living at home because rents are so high
One in four people in Ireland cut spending on food and utilities during pandemic, study finds
What does Budget 2021 mean for you? Financial planner Eoin McGee has some answers
No increase in income tax planned, says finance minister
Money being spent on credit and debit cards is almost back to pre-Covid levels
Money Diaries: A 25-year-old customer support technician living with flatmates in Galway
Premiership Rugby could revamp salary rules after Saracens breach
Top civil servant: 'Government should be able to walk away from projects if the cost works out greater than expected'
TDs' and senators' salaries cost €19m last year - a 4.5% increase from 2017
Leo Varadkar says plan to raise top tax rate to €50k may have to wait
Parents spending over €900 on average for their child's Communion
Government must 'wean itself off' bloated €10.4bn corporation tax receipts, says budget watchdog